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Reviewed by Isaiah A 9 / 10

When all doors out of the climate crisis

When all doors out of the climate crisis were shut, this film opened a window to safety. Before seeing this film, I had never heard of Regenerative Agriculture, much less that it could be the key to reversing the climate crisis! This is an environmental documentary that, for the first time in a long time, has left me with a sense of power and agency despite the obstacles we face. And with veteran eco-documentarians like Joshua and Rebecca Tickell behind the project, it’s no wonder how artfully this film delivers its emboldening message. This film has a lot to offer for all sorts of folks: from local farmers, to gardeners, to everyday people looking to eat healthy. While Woody Harrelson delivers resonant and compelling narration of the film’s bigger ideas, Ian Somerhalder travels to Zimbabwe with conservationist Allan Savory to discover how regenerative efforts have transformed arid land into green pastures. During Tom Brady’s cameo, he attests how the regeneratively grown foods he eats have kept him healthy and were a crucial factor in his athletic success. Meanwhile down-to-earth farmers and activists like permaculturalist Doniga Markegard and Detroit Dirt advocate Pashon Murray bring humanity to the topic, inviting us to consider the many opportunities we have in our day-to-day lives to help the planet. The story of regenerative rancher Gabe Brown was especially moving, as we learn how hard times led him to discover the regenerative principles that would change everything about how he ran his farm and ranch. If you’re ever on Amazon prime, this film is a fantastic way to spend an hour and a half that may even inspire new passions for a sort of green living we hadn’t known was possible. Thank you Joshua and Rebecca Tickell for showing us that the solutions were right under our feet!

Reviewed by Nevaeh C 10 / 10

Directed by Josh and Rebecca Tickell and narrated

Directed by Josh and Rebecca Tickell and narrated by Woody Harrelson, Kiss the Ground reframes the climate crisis through the lens of regenerative agriculture. The documentary argues that restoring soil health is a vital, hopeful solution to global warming. By moving away from pesticides and traditional tillage in favor of cover crops and managed grazing, farmers can transform soil into a powerful carbon sink. A key demonstration by scientist Ray Archuleta visually proves that healthy soil absorbs more carbon dioxide and retains more water than degraded earth. Featuring insights from experts and advocates like Gabe Brown and the Arquettes, the film illustrates how these practices revitalize ecosystems. While it simplifies some complex global systems, its primary goal is to inspire action over despair. The message is clear: healing our soil is essential for sustaining life. As Harrelson notes, the fight for our planet’s future is one we cannot afford to give up on.

Reviewed by Maggie B 10 / 10

From CO2 emissions to extreme weather, it is

From CO2 emissions to extreme weather, it is clear that our Earth is experiencing a crisis. Little did I know, the solution to combating these large-scale issues was right beneath my feet. The impact of soil spans far and wide, and Kiss the Ground does a phenomenal job at covering this. The filmmakers, Joshua and Rebecca Tickell, not only transformed my perspective on soil, but helped me understand the power I have as an individual to build a better future for our world. With the help of Woody Harrelson’s amazing narration, the film demonstrates how industrial farming has harmed the environment and people, while also pointing to solutions that could resolve these issues. The documentary inspired me as a viewer by raising awareness to each of these situations by balancing grounded realities with hope for solutions. The filmmakers combine farmer stories, history, and science to show the global impact of regenerative agriculture. Darius Fisher’s dynamic animations and descriptive visuals does an impeccable job at translating complex issues into digestible takeaways that leave a lasting impact. Furthermore, the cinematography done by Simon Balderas blew me away. With aerial views of farms, acres of crops, and timelapses of the changing of land create an immersive experience for the viewer. By featuring admirable individuals, including singer/songwriter Jason Mraz, the film connects with the audience through notable figures. Jason Mraz shows his own agroforestry, while reminding viewers that anyone is capable of positive change; all you need is a little land. Overall, Kiss the Ground is both eye-opening and inspiring. With powerful visuals and practical solutions, it shows that even small actions like planting a tree or composting can make a difference. I highly recommend it to anyone who cares about the future of our planet.

Kiss the Ground

2020

Action / Documentary

Kiss the Ground

2020

Action / Documentary

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When all doors out of the climate crisis

Directed by Josh and Rebecca Tickell and narrated

From CO2 emissions to extreme weather, it is

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